A Versatile You Handmade Happiness At A Versatile You, We create uniquely handcrafted handbags and accessories. We strive for a since of cultural diversity with an artistic view. We aim to maintain a vegan friendly platform therefore we refrain from using silk, wool, leather or fur. Stay connected with us on IG and FB: @aversatileyou. www.aversatileyou.etsy.com
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A-COLD-WALL is the curated product of British street culture. Birthed out of the respected fields of expression. A continuous representation between clashing worlds separated by class & environment. Tendencies found throughout the underclass & youth that parallel aspirations associated with extended taste palettes and educated arrangements of the upper section of society. Ideas take form as product beneficial & supportive to both avenues of culture.
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A-Shea (Ase') Love creates and sells body butter made from shea butter and natural oils. Each jar is hand made individually by the owner. Upon request, fragrances can be chosen prior to manufacturing for an additional charge and lead time.
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African American business owner Asiyami Gold is the founder of A.Au, a clothing retailer. The A.Au brand offers a unique view of beauty and exploration. Its passions serve as an entry point to weave the wanderlust, the elegant, and the memorable. Gold sources handmade pieces from advanced ateliers in Nigeria. A.Au is a lifestyle black-owned clothing brand for the ever-evolving woman. It's for the woman who doesn't limit herself to what spaces she can occupy. The one who embraces the fact that she can be as multidimensional as she wants to be. For the women who believe in carving out their paths, and who understand the complexities of life. For the one who can enjoy a floating breakfast at a presidential suite in Kamandalu. It's also for the one who communes from hand to mouth at her grandfather's cocoa farm in Abua.
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I create my works of art using acrylic paints. I made the decision to pursue my art career after leaving my hometown in Chicago and moving to Seattle in 2013. With the support of my family and husband, Andy, I dedicated myself to art . I, now, pride myself on being a full-time, professional artist where I get to spend my days creating the world I want to see.
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The African American College Alliance (AACA) brand arrived when hip-hop arrived. AACA was born the year hip-hop catapulted into its greatest era. Before ’91, hip-hop was a vibrant subculture. After ’91, hip-hop took over the world. All year, artists dropped innovative records that would become the most influential of all-time. New Jack directors and actors painted the Hollywood sign black. Entrepreneurs raised the game of the business of hip-hop. The hip-hop universe was expanding daily. Hip-hop could no longer be dismissed. In 1991, AACA shoved its way to center stage and became the icon that reflected the time. Artists rocked AACA sweatshirts onstage, in photo shoots and in their videos. Heads searched for them at their favorite stores. Those lucky enough to snag one were asked over and over again where to find them. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) represent the same values that defined hip-hop in 1991. Independence. Tradition. Pride. A relentlessness born of necessity. Excellence. Fearlessness. The AACA brand is a visual manifestation of this tradition. The AACA brand reflects a unity that eludes us today. East Coast, West Coast, the South—none of that mattered. AACA sweatshirts linked Snoop and Too Short with Redman and Gangstarr. Pioneers like KRS-One and Run DMC were linked with the best of the new generation. It didn’t matter where you were from because the AACA hoodies said what we needed to know about where you were at. Today, there is talk of a new era. And perhaps it is. Politics, culture, commerce—we can’t be stopped. However, we can’t truly win, if we lose the lessons of past eras as we march into the future. We cannot lose what 1991 meant to hip-hop. We cannot allow each other to forget what hip-hop really means. The AACA brand reminds us to stay rooted
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A A K S was founded by Akosua Afriyie-Kumi with the goal of introducing the world to her favourite weaving techniques done by the women of Ghana while also creating and igniting sustainable jobs within Africa. Handcrafted in Ghana, A A K S creates bags in styles that maintain the spirit and durability of their ancestral counterparts characterised by bright exuberant colours. The essence of A A K S design philosophy is a complex combination of thoughts, design element which come from a critical attention to craftsmanship, authenticity and ethical values in their production ; while having a strong sense of identity and quality. Each collection silhouette is unique and tells a different story through detail, colour and shape. Akosua is connected to every stage of the design and production process to oversee and ensure that the end result is imbued with the spirit and soul worthy of the A A K S stamp.
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Every team needs a uniform. Performance fabrications and technical details combined with forward silhouettes and a bold graphic attitude. Rep your team with new drops each month.
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I started ABAjewels in 2013 when I wanted a specific piece and I couldn't find it anywhere (a pair of gold Ankle Cuffs). I've always been very hands on and creative so this was a natural and fun step for me, especially considering that I have a degree in Accessory Design. ABAjewels specializes in metal jewelry and accessories (think chokers, cuffs, rings, bondage-inspired pieces and metal corsets) as well as semi-precious crystal jewelry (from simple crystal necklaces and rings, to bold statement pieces and ornate crystal crowns.). I make every piece by hand, and this is totally a one woman show from fabrication to marketing and everything in between. I also do a lot of custom work, consisting of consultations, research, and finally creating one of a kind pieces for both spiritual and aesthetic purposes. My main goal is to make each client feel good- plain and simple. Whether it's the confidence someone feels wearing a sexy metal choker, or the healing someone gets from their custom crystal pieces, I believe that my jewelry has the ability to uplift and add more good vibrations into the world. I make each piece with love, as corny as that sounds, it's true! I feel the same way about cooking for friends- making people happy with my creations is what it's all about for me.
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African American business owner Aba Gyepi-Garbrah is a Certified Aromatherapist. Gyepi-Garbrah founded Aba Love Apothecary, one of the top-notch black-owned skincare brands. The love of plant medicine led her to a discovery of the uses of exotic flowers and precious oils in skincare. In this journey, she also came across sacred woods and resins. She mined the beneficial ingredients from these materials. Gyepi-Garbrah received professional training from the New York Institute of Aromatics, where she cultivated her skills in olfactory art. She also studied natural healing through the senses. Aba chooses its ingredients based on energetics and beneficial healing properties. She is also a stickler for aromatic harmony and purity and uses only genuine essential oils, absolutes, resins, plant and seed oils. Aba Love Apothecary offers a unique brand of self-care designed to lift people in ways they can both see and feel. This black-owned business is here to change the way you experience skincare.
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